2021 Raptor 37 Package after 650 miles…my feedback

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Shane361

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I didn’t get the power 2kW package —which sadly caused me to forget to order the tailgate step when I ordered my truck. Big error on my part…I am hoping that since I don’t have the power package that I have room under the seat and back wall for an amplifier and proper speaker enclosure. I haven’t explored that area yet.
Went this route...about the best I could find.
 

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@RaptorCDH - too bad about throttle response. my current 2007 tundra has 4.30 gears and instant throttle response, hard to modulate when rock crawling and in 4LO so i just bash stuff:) thanks for the pedalbox tip. wondering if it will be needed if I do the Cobb/Goosetune
 

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How are the road manners, particularly on the highway, with the 37? I don’t want to be fighting to stay in my lane on the way to work. Thanks!
 

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How are the road manners, particularly on the highway, with the 37? I don’t want to be fighting to stay in my lane on the way to work. Thanks!
It has lane keeping so it doesn't matter ;)

In all seriousness, the 37s generally track straight and don't wander the road like some tires I have had in the past. I feel my RAM with 34" mud tires wandered more than the Raptor with 37s. I have never driven a raptor, of any gen, with 35s so not sure how it compares to that.
 

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Here are my thoughts on my Raptor 37 (650 miles)

1) ITS BIG, however the visibility is good so I’m okay 2) the drivability I think is better than my 2019 F-150 Platinum, holds the road and soaks up the bumps 3) the orange is a little flashy, but I’m good with it and 4) milage is just short of 16 with a 400+ miles on the truck 5) do I regret my purchase, not at all. This is the truck I have always envisioned without any mods needed.
 

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I’ve owned 8 range rovers —it’s not exactly autobiography level but it’s close to the most current 2018 v8 supercharged I owned —which by the way was the third Range Rover I have owned and needed to be repurchased by the Land Rover under lemon law. They are beautiful ,but not reliable. I appreciate the humor in your reply ,but the material quality is there…the execution of the interior and overall appearance favor the Range Rover…View attachment 325739
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Everyone I know who has owned a Range Rover has had issues w/ them ranging from constant minor annoyances to major stranded on road/left @ dealer for weeks & weeks w/ loaner. Don’t really understand the attraction when there are so many other capable & more reliable (& often cheaper) Euro SUVs that also perform well & have that high end lux feel.

While understandably it’s really not even broken in yet, any comment on the MPG in the 37” Gen3 vs your previous Gen2?
 
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